Who here voted for trump in this election and will defend their vote?

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#31 •••
@SergeantLynch

Your math is off because there are 50 states, not 100. Again, nothing to add. I suppose the world will forever find Kamala to be a mystery as to why she made most of the 50 tribes nervous.

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#32 •••
@Vader
I think the identity of the democratic party has gone completely downhill. Atheists fall too far down the Atheism --> Nihilism route that allows them to feel no empathy or sympathy for any basic human functions, and the Democratic Party is just one step closer to those insane leftist-leaning priorities. It is not even like the left has bad policies, I just think that the values that the left has, when you go farther and farther down the aisle. Nihilism will ultimately be the destruction of this country.


Nihilism has nothing to do with the Democratic party or "leftist" values. This is right wing propaganda at work. There's no way to defend the candidate, so just make things up about the opposition as an out.


I'd rather align myself with the side has still closely holds the values of family, empathy, etc


Family values is a meaningless phrase. Everyone believes in family, what republicans are talking about when they talk about family values is almost always anti gay anti trans nonsense. And empathy, really? The republican party sees empathy as weakness, and is lead by the most un-emathetic human being to ever occupy the oval office.


You really need to rethink your position.

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#33 •••
@Shoresy

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So, 49% of the American people voted Kammy, 51% voted for Donald.


As far as nervousness or popularity goes there was not a lot of difference between them.


Which in a largely bipartisan society is probably to be expected.


Though the electoral college renders the popular vote somewhat irrelevant anyway.




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#34 •••
@SergeantLynch

I did a word search for states and came up empty. too bad.

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#35 •••
@Misterio
I'm not an American but I can notice Kamala was chosen just to fill the racial quota, no matter how incompetent she is.

This is the way lefties manage the government, and that's the reason why Trump was elected again.


Right, the lefties nominated Kamala, which is an indictment on how incompetent the party is, which is what justified putting the guy in place who says Tylenol is what causes autism.

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#36 •••
@Double_R
Right, the lefties nominated Kamala, which is an indictment on how incompetent the party is, which is what justified putting the guy in place who says Tylenol is what causes autism.


But Trump didn't say anything wrong about it. It's better to prevent than to let it pass.


https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-responds-evidence-possible-association-between-autism-and-acetaminophen-use-during-pregnancy

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#37 •••
@Misterio

The fact that the FDA is now pushing this nonsense despite the entire medical community saying this is dangerous is exactly my point.


Say whatever you want about Kamala, at least she would have left our agencies in the hands of people who actually knew what they were doing as opposed to Trump who nominates quacks with no experience all because they will be loyal to him personally while Trump destroys our entire system of government.

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#38 •••
@Misterio

The fact that the FDA is now pushing this nonsense despite the entire medical community saying this is dangerous is exactly my point.


Say whatever you want about Kamala, at least she would have left our agencies in the hands of people who actually knew what they were doing as opposed to Trump who nominates quacks with no experience all because they will be loyal to him personally while Trump destroys our entire system of government.

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#39 •••
@Double_R

All of your regulatory agencies are owned by corporations. It only makes sense that they all say the same thing.

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#40 •••
@Double_R
The fact that the FDA is now pushing this nonsense despite the entire medical community saying this is dangerous is exactly my point.


If there is the suspicion that this medication is dangerous, then why keep it in the market?


I'd say the people left by the Democrats were very irresponsible.

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#41 •••
@linate
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#42 •••
@Shoresy
All of your regulatory agencies are owned by corporations.


Regulatory agencies are by definition part of our Democratic government, which means they are by definition owned by the people.


Come up with something better.

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#43 •••
@Misterio
If there is the suspicion that this medication is dangerous, then why keep it in the market?


Because then there would be no drug market.


Suspicion is irrelevant. Reasonable suspicion backed by data and evidence is what matters.

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#44 •••
@Double_R
Because then there would be no drug market.

Suspicion is irrelevant. Reasonable suspicion backed by data and evidence is what matters.


I mean, why keep prescribing this medication to pregnant women? There is enough data to take action about it.


https://www.mountsinai.org/about/newsroom/2025/mount-sinai-study-supports-evidence-that-prenatal-acetaminophen-use-may-be-linked-to-increased-risk-of-autism-and-adhd


Americans are known to be addicted to medication, so I wouldn't rule out that the problem comes from the abuse of this low-cost medicine. It's better to avoid any risk instead of making this a political quarrel.

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#45 •••
@Double_R
Regulatory agencies are by definition part of our Democratic government, which means they are by definition owned by the people.


You clearly don't know anything about K street in your capitol. The ignorance of Americans is astounding. You said they were all saying the same thing, which I agreed, and you failed to understand why. In the actual science world, there are competing studies, and constant testing. A unified voice only happens when K street is driving a single voice with zero tolerance for any other competing ideas or competing studies.

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#46 •••
@Misterio
It's better to avoid any risk instead of making this a political quarrel.


Under this logic, you're better off staying home than going to work, cause there's a risk you'll die in a car accident.


I somehow suspect you'll still go to work. Ask yourself why.

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#47 •••
@Double_R
Under this logic, you're better off staying home than going to work, cause there's a risk you'll die in a car accident.


That certainly applies for your ICE workers who were just assassinated by yet another left-wing terrorist.

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#48 •••
@Shoresy
In the actual science world, there are competing studies, and constant testing. A unified voice only happens when K street is driving a single voice with zero tolerance for any other competing ideas or competing studies.


Or perhaps a unified voice comes from scientists being able to read the data, much the same as how everyone on this site can come to the same conclusion about what you get when you add 2+2.


I know, crazy idea.

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#49 •••
@Shoresy
That certainly applies for your ICE workers who were just assassinated by yet another left-wing terrorist.


Change of subject. Yeah, that's what happens when you have no coherent position to maintain.


"Yet another" left wing terrorist. Wow, that's what... Two this year? The left is really stacked.


And let's keep pretending the right doesn't have any. In fact, I spoke too late, the Trump admin already got to that - that's why a few days ago they took down their own study showing that about 75% of political violence in this country is committed by right wingers.


Ah, it's fun when you get to pick and choose your own reality isn't it?

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#50 •••
@Double_R
Ah, it's fun when you get to pick and choose your own reality isn't it?


I suppose you guys had fun when you got away with it.

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#51 •••
@Double_R
Under this logic, you're better off staying home than going to work, cause there's a risk you'll die in a car accident.

I somehow suspect you'll still go to work. Ask yourself why.


We're talking of health, not of going to work.


The same will apply with the shitty food you eat every day, full of chemicals and poison but you still eat it because you love the risk.


You really deserve a slap on the bald head. 😂

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#52 •••
@Misterio
We're talking of health, not of going to work.


That has nothing to do with it, the logic is the same.


You say there's a risk to taking Tylenol, therefore don't take Tylenol.


I say there's a risk to getting in a car, therefore don't get in a car.


Same exact thing.

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